Last week, Megan Thee Stallion stirred controversy with her latest release, “Cobra,” where she candidly revealed the reason behind her breakup with Pardison Fontaine, accusing him of infidelity. In the song, she rapped, “Pulled up, caught him cheatin’, gettin’ his d–k sucked in the same spot I’m sleepin’.” Fans speculated that the woman Megan caught him with is Jamaican artist Jada Kingdom.

In response to the social media backlash Pardison received, the rapper and producer returned with a track of his own, addressing Megan Thee Stallion in a record titled “Thee Person.” With a runtime of five minutes, Pardison lays out his grievances, accusing Megan Thee Stallion of undergoing liposuction and lying about her past relationships.

“God, I treated you like a queen / the whole time I’m a clown in your circus / I tried to pull you up out of the mud / here you are trying to drown me on purpose / you know the devil was a serpent / for some streams and some views, girl, I hope it was worth it / This ain’t for Megan Thee Stallion / This is for Megan Thee Person / Had me beefing with n-ggas you know you was f-cking / Beautiful girl but your soul is disgusting / you got everything but you still ain’t happy / that should be showing you something / hire detectives / girl, you the feds / not in your house, not in your bed / you lying to people you sick in the head,” he raps.

The track is slated to appear on Pardison’s upcoming project, ‘Ex Tape,’ set to release on December 12.

TeaMarrr has finally released debut album, ‘You Should Prolly Sit Down For This,’ marking a significant milestone in her musical journey. The album, released through Issa Rae’s Raedio imprint under Def Jam, comprises of 13 tracks, building on the momentum of previously released singles “Stunt Double,” “PutItInACoffin,” “Black Is Blue,” and “LA LA Land.”

Following her well-received 2020 project, ‘Before I Spill Myself,’ which featured collaborations with notable artists such as SiR, D Smoke, and Rapsody, TeaMarrr continues to showcase her versatility and artistic growth. Accompanying her album release is a visually stunning album video, providing fans with an immersive journey into the world she has crafted.

Describing the album’s theme, TeaMarrr shares, “This album is about the church girl from the East Coast who takes a wild turn in the wild wild west and ends up lost in the belly of the beast. It’s a musical map guiding her way back.” Her music, she adds, is “for your ears, but the natural fruit kind,” suggesting a rich and organic sonic experience.

In the statement, TeaMarrr expresses her desire for fans to connect with her music, stating, ““I want [my fans] to feel seen and want to come see me live one day so I can share the light that God gave me to shine.” 

Stream ‘You Should Prolly Sit Down For This’ below.

Queen Naija has returned with her brand new EP, “After the Butterflies.” Released through Capitol Records, “After The Butterflies” serves as a follow-up to her 2021 project, “Missunderstood…Still,” which is the deluxe edition of her debut album, “Misunderstood” released in 2020.

The EP features 10 tracks, showcasing Queen Naija’s emotional depth, and is supported by previously released singles, “Words of Affirmation” and “No Fake Love,” the latter featuring rapper YoungBoy Never Broke Again. Additionally, the singer’s new single “Self Love,” is also included, adding a new dimension to Queen Naija’s evolving repertoire. The project, as described on Apple Music, delves into the intricacies of love, heartbreak, and everything in between.

“Missunderstood…Still” has proven to be a commercial success, having sold over 500,000 equivalent units in the US. This achievement solidifies Queen Naija’s position as a force in the music industry. Earlier this year, the artist celebrated the five-year anniversary of her breakthrough double-platinum hit, “Medicine,” showcasing the enduring impact of her music on fans worldwide.

In “After the Butterflies,” Queen Naija continues to demonstrate her ability to craft emotionally resonant and relatable music, further establishing herself as a prominent figure in contemporary R&B.

Stream below.